Author Name
Total Articles by the Author
Alemu and Korir lead Chicago Marathon elite fields
Megertu Alemu and John Korir will lead the Bank of America Chicago Marathon elite fields when they return to the World Athletics Platinum Label...
Teenager Bejiga breaks 27 minutes in Brasov
Khairi Bejiga produced one of the fastest times in history with his 26:54 run at the tRUNsylvania 10K – a World Athletics Elite Label...
No Second Thoughts: How the Indefinite Article Became My Only HR Policy
The vibe check of my whole life, the existential agonizing reappraisal I conduct in seconds, hinges entirely on that one word that slipped: the...
From Chaos to Compact: A Blueprint for Reclaiming Addis Ababa’s Roads
In Part I of this series, we traced how Addis Ababa lost control of its streets—how cultural norms, institutional decay, and physical bottlenecks combined...
Two Wheels and a Second Chance
29 Years Later, I Got Back on a Bike — and Found a New Addis Ababa Back in the early 1980s, one of our childhood...
A Sense of Déjà Vu: Africa’s Climate Ambitions and the Imperative of Strategic Finance
Watching the Addis Ababa Declaration on Climate Change and Call for Action unfold at ACS2, I was struck by a palpable sense of déjà...
Africa Deserves a Voice, But Leadership Matters
For more than two decades, Africa has been calling for fair representation in global political institutions—most notably, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The...
From Trade to Knowledge: What WTO Means for Ethiopia
Ethiopia stands at a critical juncture in its economic and developmental trajectory. Accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) is often discussed in terms...
Unverified Flood Impact Claims Undermine Nile Basin Cooperation
Sudan has been hit by devastating floods again this year, and as often happens speculation about the cause has been quick to spread. While...
Unverified Flood Impact Claims Undermine Nile Basin Cooperation
By The GERD International Collaborative Consortium Sudan has been hit by devastating floods again this year, and as often happens speculation about the cause has...
